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1 abrasive damage
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > abrasive damage
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2 abrasive damage
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > abrasive damage
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3 abrasive damage
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > abrasive damage
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4 abrasive damage
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > abrasive damage
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5 abrasive damage
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6 abrasive damage
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > abrasive damage
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1) Техника: абразивный износ2) Металлургия: абразивный износ (напр. футеровки) -
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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > abrasive damage
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11 abrasive damage
The English-Russian dictionary on reliability and quality control > abrasive damage
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12 abrasion, abrasive damage/wear, cutting wear
Англо-русский глоссарий алюминиевой промышленности > abrasion, abrasive damage/wear, cutting wear
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1. вред; повреждение, порча; разрушение2. убыток, ущерб3. дефект4. повреждать, разрушать
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1. авария; повреждение; порча; разрушение; ущерб, потери || повреждать, наносить повреждения; портить; разрушать; наносить ущерб2. дефект ( результат повреждения)to absorb the damage — сохранять работоспособность при повреждении;
to patch the damage — устранять повреждение;
to withstand without damage — выдерживать без повреждений (напр. нагрузку)
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повреждение, дефект; ущерб, вред; порча
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1) авария; повреждение; порча; разрушение; ущерб, потери || повреждать, наносить повреждения; портить; разрушать; наносить ущерб2) дефект ( результат повреждения)3) ущерб, убыток || наносить ущерб•damage beyond repair — повреждение, не устраняемое при ремонте;
to absorb the damage — сохранять работоспособность при повреждении;
to patch the damage — устранять повреждение;
- abrasive damageto withstand without damage — выдерживать без повреждений (напр. нагрузку)
- accumulative damage
- admissible damage
- assembly damage
- casing integrity damage
- catastrophic damage
- compensatory damage
- concealed damage
- corrosion damage
- corrosion fatigue damage
- corrosive damage
- critical damage
- cumulative damage
- cumulative fatigue damage
- cyclic damage
- ecological damage
- equipment damage
- erosion damage
- fatigue damage
- foreign object damage
- formation damage
- fractional damage
- fretting damage
- frozen-in damage
- impact damage
- inadmissible damage
- incipient damage
- internal damage
- intrinsic damage
- irrepairable damage
- irrepairable producing formation damage
- local damage
- long-term damage
- maintenance damage
- mechanical damage
- permanent damage
- pipeline damage
- progressive damage
- punitive damage
- radiation damage
- serious damage
- severe damage
- shock damage
- short-term damage
- structural damage
- superficial damage
- surface damage
- thermal damage
- tool damage
- uncontrolled damage
- volume damage
- wear damage
- wellbore damage
- zonal formation damage
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абразив; абразивный (шлифовальный) материал; pl. твёрдые частицы, вызывающие износ; II абразивный; шлифующий; истирающий- abrasive agent - abrasive band - abrasive belt - abrasive belt head grinder - abrasive belt machining - abrasive belt surface grinder - abrasive blaster - abrasive blasting - abrasive blasting machine - abrasive brick - abrasive chip - abrasive cleaning - abrasive cloth - abrasive cloth disk - abrasive cloth strip - abrasive coat - abrasive cold-sawing machine - abrasive compound - abrasive cutoff - abrasive cutoff blade - abrasive cutoff wheel - abrasive cutting wheel - abrasive damage - abrasive disk - abrasive disk grinder - abrasive dust - abrasive effect - abrasive electrochemical machine - abrasive erosion - abrasive fettling - abrasive flap wheel - abrasive flow machining - abrasive grain sizes - abrasive grains - abrasive hardness - abrasive hole-sizing - abrasive jet gun - abrasive peeler - abrasive point - abrasive polishing - abrasive powder - abrasive resistance - abrasive saw - abrasive shaver - abrasive soldering - abrasive saw blade - abrasive surface - abrasive tool - abrasive wear - abrasive wear testing machine - artificial abrasive - coated abrasive - metal abrasive - mild abrasive - natural abrasive - soft abrasive -
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1) повреждение; разрушение; порча || повреждать; разрушать2) дефект ( результат повреждения)•damage by contact — повреждение вследствие соприкосновения;-
abrasive damage
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cavitation damage
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clad damage
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contact damage
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corrosion fatigue damage
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corrosive damage
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creep damage
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cumulative fatigue damage
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ecological damage
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fatigue damage
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fission-product damage
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flood damage
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foreign object damage
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formation damage
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freezing damage
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fretting damage
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frozen-in damage
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impact damage
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implantation damage
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implant damage
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lading damage
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laser-induced damage
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laser damage
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lattice damage
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overvoltage damage
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permanent damage
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radiation damage
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1) повреждение; разрушение || повреждать; разрушать2) износ || изнашиваться•- catastrophic damage
- cavitation damage
- decorated damage
- displacement damage
- electron-beam damage
- implantation damage
- ionization-produced damage
- laser damage
- lattice damage
- long-term damage
- overvoltage damage
- permanent damage
- radiation damage
- short-term damage
- structural damage
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1) повреждение; разрушение || повреждать; разрушать2) износ || изнашиваться•- catastrophic damage
- cavitation damage
- decorated damage
- displacement damage
- electron-beam damage
- implantation damage
- ionization-produced damage
- laser damage
- lattice damage
- long-term damage
- overvoltage damage
- permanent damage
- radiation damage
- short-term damage
- structural damage
- subthreshold damage
- surface damage
- tree damage
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18 cavitation damage
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > cavitation damage
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19 абразивный износ
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > абразивный износ
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20 абразивный износ
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